The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 October 1948 — Page 6

1 Ht DAftY BANNER, GREENCA5TLE, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 19-10.

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BREEDING EWES FOR SALE

GREENCASTLE SALE PAVIUON Friday, Sep^drsr 29, 1948

An Income tw ic a n they have been in credit to any larin any other liyestock in ‘ l< dividends. These are all yearl'i i and some nortlmesl

rd.

cr ill sheen are the lowest • fol ol lireedin^ ewes is a ■ <1 that is not valuable to ' irm leaned nji anil yet pay

nld ewes, some natives I tl- ai . u bi i n dipped and ivorm-

VV hen y ou buy soinetTilnj; with tin i hnylnj; seiairlty We will sell tin

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or two e them.

year old ewes you liny In other words, you are

se in lots to suit the buyer.

OTIS WALL Advance, Indiana

Leeb, 72 one of Hitler’s top military advisers in the early phas-

es of the Nazi wars.

Field Marshal Hugo Sperrle. 62. commander of the "Condor Legion" in Spain in 1937 and commander of the Nazi air fleet which bombed London in the

1940 blitz.

Field Marshal Georg Von Kue-

chfer, 67. commander of the Nazi army which invaded the

lowland countries in 1940Admiral Otto Sehniewind, 60. commander of the North Sea

fleet. ,

Gen. Herman Hoth, 63, Corps commander in Poland and Hol-

CLOVERDALE

The Parent Teachers Educa-

i tion Group will hol^l their first meeting at the School Building 1 Thursday afternoon, October | 28th from 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. the chairman and leader of this group bring Mrs. Harley Benson.

Military Court Clears 13 Nazis

1 NUERNBERG, Qct. 27 (UP)| Thirteen important German I militarists were cleared today by an American military tribun-! al of criminal guilt in planning land.

and waging Hitler's wars of ag-| Gen. Hans Reinhardt, 61. Pangression. I zer division and corps coniniandThe three-man court which cr on both the Eastern and Westcleared them still has to rule on'ern fronts. two remaining counts against (Jen. Hans Von Sahimth, 59, i the 12 army leaders and one invasion planner for Hitler.

| admiral charges of war crimes

[and crimes against humanity. A decision on the remaining

charges probably will be deliv-

! ered late today or tomorrow. The militarists were cleared

of the aggressive war charges j because the court found them to I be below the policy-making level

in the Nazi regime.

I The court was made up of Judges John C. Young of Colorado Springs. Colo., Winfield B. | Hale of Rogerville, Tenn , and Justin W. Harding of Franklin,

Ohio.

The defendants were: Field Marshal Milhelm Von

servation of all natural resources Ayrcshire, Brown Swiss, Guern He also promised increased rur- sey. Holstein-Friesian, Jersey al electrification and continuation! and Milking Shorthorn breeds of of the price support program. | the United States, Canada and

The government, he said, j other countries.

should "take a friendly and effective interest in the growth of small business” and insure that “burdens of nuisance and harrassni cut” are “lifted.” But, he said, his Administration would “fairly and vigorously enforce the laws protecting our peopli from the evils of business mono-j ply. * "Labor,” he said, "is entitled j to an administration that believes wholeheartedly in the right tc organ / to strike, the right to

Along with international rec I ognition will go some $50,000 in

premiums to exhibitors.

Invitational national 4-H clui and the Future Farmers of Am I erica dairy shows will be held in I connection with the internationa

show.

Sponsoring organizations ii - elude the American Dairy Asso ciation of Indiana. Indiana Ayrshire Breeders’ Association. Indiana Brown Swiss Breeders’ As-

I sociation. Indiana Dairy Produc-

^pllective bargaining. It is rrs Association> Indiana Farm titled to an administration whic.h I , , „

Bureau, Indiana Guernsey Breed-

recognizes labor’s rights as _ ,, „ , v ‘" c Association, Indiana Hol-

Ocn. Karl Hollidt, 58, also an invasion planned for the eastern

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PKKMDKNT TRIM \ V H ’«iii(11111 «•«( from Om*»

■1 Cli veiaiul audience last night that predictions of a GOP victory were a deliberate attempt to lull voters into staying home on elec-

tion day.

GOVERN OK DEWEV H'oiitiiiiieii I’roni Onry

He promised farmers that “your next administration will go forward with better and more liberal technical services for soil conservation and for the pre-

rights. and does not offer or withhold them as political favors.”

PLAN P VIKY SHOW

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 27. (INS) Warren O'Hara, president of the newly-formed corporation which will sponsor the Interna onnl Dairy Exposition at the State Fair grounds in Occ. 1949, today made formal announcement of plans for the

event.

Representatives of some 17 Indiana agencies have joined together to promote this .show with anticipation of making it an annual affair. Exhibited will be purebred an 1 registered dairy cattle of the

ers'

stein-Friesian Breeders' Association. Indiana State Chamber of Commerce, Indiana State Dairy

Association, Indiana

Grange, Indiana State Jersey Breeders’ Association, Indiana Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Livestock Sanitary Board. Milking Shorthorn Asso-

SALES OPPORTUNITIES

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct.

27— (INS) — iFTofessor J. R. Wiley, head of the department of animal husbandry at Purdue University, today estimated a 13 per cent increase in the size of

the 1949 spring pig crop.

Prof. Wiley, who attended a nation-wide two-day conferenct of agriculture experts at Chi cago, said a 15 percent increase in total feed supplies over las’ tend to indicate a moderate increase in livestock and poultry production during the -next year.

Prof. Wiley is a member of 3

21-man survey committee whic? conducted the analysis of thr

feed and livestock situation.

Besides the increased pig pro-

state duction. the Purdue expert and

other members of the committee forecast a 16 per cent increase in the number of chickens raised for replacement stock; a six per cent increase in commercial broiler production, and a 15 per cent increase in the turkey crop. Prof Wiley and others on the survey committee expect dairy cow numbers to remain fairly constant with heavier feeding resulting in slightly higher average production per cow. Fewer beef cattle and reduced sheep

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BIG FOREIGN AID LOOMS NO MATTER WHO’S ELECTED

REGARDLESS OF HOW the election turns out, next year’s Congress must act on a pr . ' - cf a *' ou $8,000,000,000 in budget requests for foreign aid under the Economic Co-operation A > •' ri ’ ilon ' Last year’s total was a billion less. Map lists principal Items and areas. European Rn-overy runs a billion less, China aid totals $300,000,000 more, Army’s anti-disease request is $300,000,000 less, aid js quadrupled. ECA chief Paul Hoffman says ERP has halted Communism. (Inurnational)^

CECIL M. HARDEN REPUBLICAN For CONGRESS 6TH INDIANA DISTRICT it it

Election of a Republican President it just half the job we have to do this November. Dewey and Warren will need a friendly, Republican Congress to help them.

Cecil Harden Says —

A ‘‘Our future, despite current ^ confusion, is bright. I bel.eve the

American fundamental* o* P er sonal liberty, justice under Is*, and freedom of opportunity *n enterprise will bring us * oun

individual and

progress in our collective welfare.

"A strong America,

to the dignity of the individual.

for world

dedicated

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its de-

is des-

but

—Paid Politics! AdT.

is the best hope

peace.”

‘‘Our nation is great by votion to principles of f ,cc justice and equality. It tined to grow greater if demonstrate the faith, the c age and the vigor of th °* e * ’ handed down our match**

heritage.”

‘‘Above all, I pledge u nl ' rin * attention to the well-being all our people. ^